Camping à la ferme
La ferme de Roudayres
ABOUT US
Discover the atmosphere of a traditional small farm. Camp by our idyllic stream, the Vers, enjoy the beautiful countryside, watch the trout in the stream as you listen to the sounds of the ducks and other farm animals in this rural paradise.
You are welcome to and are invited to join in with life and daily work on the farm. Just ask. Enjoy the sight of sheep and cows grazing in the meadows as you taste and experience wonderful French wines as you spend your evening hours around the warm campfire.
We offer large camping pitches for tents, caravans or campers and a "tiny tower" (fresch restaured dovecote) which can host 2 people. We limit our camping site to about 30 guests, so as not to overcrowd the idyllic atmosphere.The camping area is equipped with WC and shower. Everything you need to enjoy your stay.
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The camping site is the perfect base and starting point for walks or biking trips. You can also spend a day fishing or visit one of the many interesting tourist sites in the area and discover more about the history and beautiful scenery in this area of France.
The local shops in Labastide-Murat about 7km away provides all your daily shopping needs.
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OUR SERVICES
Farm products
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Milk products, seasonal fruit and vegetables.
River
Enjoy the "Vers" for swimming or fishing
Additional campsite facilities
Shower, toilet.
GALLERY
ACTIVITIES
Walking and hiking
A wealth of different hikes and cycling tours along the "chemin de grande randonnée.
Cultural places
Prehistoric cave paintings, Roman aquaduct, medieval castles and picturesque villages.
Local markets
Local farm products in the markets from Labastide-Murat (7 km) or Cahors (25 km).
Recreation
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Canoe or kayac trips on the river Lot or the Célé. Many climbing areas and sites. Walking, hiking and fishing.
Gastronomy
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Meet local producers and discover locally made goat or sheep cheese, lamb and duck meat. Sample the famous Cahors wine and walnut specialities.
Lakes
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Swimming or fishing in the "Lac Vert" from Catus or the lake "Ecoute s'il pleut" in Gourdon.
